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The Lucknow Airport, also known as the Chaudhary Charan Singh International Airport, caters to international and domestic flights . It was formerly known as the Amausi Airport. In 2012, this airport received international airport status . The IATA code for Lucknow Airport is LKO. It is located in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. Lucknow Airport is situated in the Amausi neighbourhood, 12 km from the heart of Lucknow. It is the second-largest and busiest airport in Northern and Central India after IGI Airport in Delhi, ranking as the eleventh busiest airport in India. Lucknow Airport received the 2018 Airports Council International Award for the best airport. The first terminal consists of two arrival gates, two immigration counters and three departing gates. International flights operate at this terminal . The second terminal is used for domestic flights . The airport offers several passenger amenities like a baggage transport facility, wheelchairs, Wi-Fi, a child care room, business lounges, snack counters and a restroom.

Lucknow is an entertainment hub that is well known for its glorious history. This city is also referred to as the "City of Nawabs" because hundreds of years ago, this city was ruled by the Nawabs . The land of Lucknow is said to have been Ram's gift to his loyal brother Lakshman after he had defeated Sri Lanka and finished his exile in the forest. As a result, it is believed that Lucknow was known as Lakshmanpur. This city is still bestowed with various cultural treasures . Lucknow is well-known for its immersive heritage, cuisine, British bungalows, gorgeous gardens, intricately designed monuments, and classical building s. The royal culture of the nawabs still exists in the lifestyle of the people who reside in Lucknow . The renowned Chikankari fabric, or the Lucknowi Chikan, is produced here and exported to various parts of the world . Awadhi and Mughlai cuisines are well-known in Lucknow. We immediately think of Lucknow when we hear the words "tundey kebabs," "biryani," and "irresistible chicken masala." In Lucknow, there is a different stall, aroma, and secret recipe every 100 metres, making the city's streets a food lover's heaven.

Agartala Airport, also known as the Maharaja Bir Bikram Airport (IATA: IXA), is a domestic airport located 12 km northwest of Agartala. The fourth Combat Cargo Group utilised this airport to supply ammunition and other essential things during the Second World War . This airport is entirely administered by the Airports Authority of India (AAI) . After the Lokpriya Gopinath Bordoloi Airport, Guwahati, it is the second busiest airport in the North-Eastern part of India . A new terminal was introduced to the airport in 2017, with 20 check-in counters, four aerobridges, six parking bays, passenger-friendly facilities, amenities, and conveyor belts . It has various facilities to make the journey and boarding easy, such as lifts, an in-line baggage system, escalators, etc. Multiple restaurants and snack bars are located in the departure and arrival lounges, where travellers can enjoy a variety of specialities while waiting for their flight s. At the Agartala Airport, there are international and domestic phone booths . Travellers can use free trolleys to make transferring their luggage more convenient and easy. Free medical services, daycare, and aid to the elderly or physically challenged are also offered.

Agartala is the capital city of Tripura state. It is one of the most important cities in the northeastern part of India. It is the second-largest city in the northeast region based on the population and municipal area . It is situated just 2 km from Bangladesh . It was crossed by the Haroa River and is located in the western part of Tripura . Birchandra Manikya established Agartala in 1871 . In the 19th century, Maharaja Krishna Chandra Manikya Bahadur shifted the capital of Tripura to Agartala and built Ujjayanta Palace, surrounded by Mughal-style gardens with fountains . Manikya Kings ruled Agartala for around 1170 years . There are numerous Hindu temples spread around the city. Bengali is a language that is widely spoken here. In addition to these languages, the local tribe speaks "Kokobrok." It is also common to converse in Chakma and Manipuri. The climate of Agartala is humid and subtropical. Agartala and the entire state of Tripura participate in a number of festivities, such as Diwali, Garia Puja, Ganga Puja, Kharchi Puja, etc. Here, one may enjoy a stunning fusion of all Hindu festivals, which are ablaze with colour and light. Burma, Bengal, and other northeastern nations have a big impact on the culinary patterns of Agartala. Tripura is renowned for its varied curries and rich, spicily flavoured cuisine. Famous dishes in Agartala include Mui Borok, muya awandru, bhangui, kosoi bwtwi, muya bai wahan chakhwi, etc.